Dresden Elite Member Joined Mar 10, 2014 Messages 2,657 Reaction score 1,605 Sep 3, 2021 #1 I have an article that's really long and has 1000 of the same keyword in it. How can I bulk edit those 1000 keywords into another keyword? I've read that Word has that option but I don't have Word on this PC. Any other way to do it?
I have an article that's really long and has 1000 of the same keyword in it. How can I bulk edit those 1000 keywords into another keyword? I've read that Word has that option but I don't have Word on this PC. Any other way to do it?
N neb_ Newbie Joined Jun 13, 2021 Messages 3 Reaction score 1 Sep 3, 2021 #2 On Google Docs or Notepad use 'Ctrl + H' to find and replace words. This works on most text editors.
Dresden Elite Member Joined Mar 10, 2014 Messages 2,657 Reaction score 1,605 Sep 3, 2021 Thread Starter Thread Starter #3 neb_ said: On Google Docs or Notepad use 'Ctrl + H' to find and replace words. This works on most text editors. Click to expand... I was looking for this in Crtl + F lol. Thank you!
neb_ said: On Google Docs or Notepad use 'Ctrl + H' to find and replace words. This works on most text editors. Click to expand... I was looking for this in Crtl + F lol. Thank you!
